South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 198, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 July 1915 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

SATURDAY, JULY 17, 19L.

- MEETINGS Hi SUNDAY AT THE CHjJRCHESjj for SPR1B1BK

E0BE1TS0BJ llif BEOS, CO.

Kvrryonu Is Invited to attend tiie services in South Uend churches. All ?eats are free. UoKular as well a.s special .services are announced below. Pastors are Invited by The Xcwv Timt's management to send the paper outlines of their Sunday sermons tliat they may bo read by the 1)0,000 New.-T1inra readers in the Mon l.y edition. Through this medium the Krmon.H can be addressed to a congregation which Is even more than city-wide. Several Important Gatherings Scheduled for the Next Few Weeks.

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METHODIST. rirpt N. Main it.. KeT. Henry L. Davit. pi!tr. la- meeting 'J:00; Sunday hool J. C. buLer. superintendiit. Sermon lu:40 a. in. and 7 :.'.' p. rn. I'riyer meeting Wed;ie.d.ir, 7:r" i. n. A )j - -1 :t 1 errnon will be delivered by the I:i.t'jr to de ori-r f the .M.-h-.-ii l. ; subj t. "Ai! !f:it ;tnd M"dem M.i- bees." l.'pnerth 1 n tr i i o p. tu . .ubjei-t, "1'eriN of tl:e Heit." r.v Vi-rnon Smith. I d!ov i r ig H Ra the n:ii-l' al prosram for the day under dire t i -u o f K. I. Lb. yd. U. A. M. : Prelude. "Atidante in I ' l.y Ibooni. Pro. -es-donal Hymn N". -7. A u r-I ! ;t . Jo W--ipy ; Anthem, "I Waited f.ir the Lord." I. v Mendel ""hn : offertory 1, "Abide With Me," y LeKoven. sung by Mr Walter n. r.iv,r;a hf : Potlude, "(hand riifMtir In P." by Griihn.me. Prayer meeting as usual Wednesday rvenhig at 7 :.'. M. Paul'ii Mfmnnal-rv.Uax and LnTrtc t. Tt. Jarns L. Gardiner, I). !.. Eator. Sunday sheol at i):00. conducted r Supt. Merrltt C. Iloale. At K:t.". A. M. lr. (Innlinor will j.rra! .n "The Limits .f riirUtiau I.ibf rty." Th !iolr will U)Z at this sTvi . "I am Alpha nd Oni-o," by Sti:i"r. and "Art Thou Wr-ary." by S-ott. A ordlal invit 1 1 in i is rt-nd-il to thf publif to ;ttf-Mil thfsc iorvi"'. (irate for. S. Mi.-hi.in and Tutt fts. Frank K. Dfuiherf y, pator. Sunday h hfMl jj. in., 1 r. C. T. -n Imrant. iiripfrln!i iub'iit. las m--t i n r. S:l." a. in. rroarhirifT 1" : l" a. m. harI'H A. W"ayin. b,:id-r. Morning sf-r-niou by i:v. l'J- Wfhlm.tn. IIpvvrt!i Iauc. :.'li p. m.: tlie'iiu'. "iN-rils of ho Ilfiit." L-nd r, 'vl' Miiio h. I'rirndliu? 7:"0 p. in.; th.-!i) "TIw Call of Uf.M bv 1 h pasto-r. Trayrr iiifi-tiii WM!n'sday at p. m. Lowrll HrlghU Mxqx and Francis sts.. F. II. Ilrljjps. pastor. Sunday school t:l." a. ni., l. M. Mofllt. suprinti-ndent. Sunday srhol at J:1" a. m.. II. II. Moffit. upTinto:i'b :it. Morning worship nt 11 a. ni. : subji - t. "Misrojr's-nti:i ir th Kin?." Kpworrli Li'arno dovfttifnal meet -ins at :"ai p. m. KvMiin? worship ;tt 7 :.".) j. m. The sernuMi will ! pr-? h-d by the Kev. .T. L. (Jinliner: snbjet, "The Cliiirch Tnder Flro or 'That Tiiutr of IMelN." I'r.iyer niof-tlr WMliH-slay evening at 7 p. in. rrlnlt.T Biftlne nnd Vasar c.ti.. IIpt. MflTln C. Hunt. Sunday hool U :.':0 a. m. II. N. Kiider. supriufeudeut. "Tlif Su rru ml in g Mountains of ind." will be the theme of the morning sennoii. Mr. L. II. .Martin will sin a odo. and tlie .Male quartet will trive "Un" Sweetly Sidenin ThfMisht." n.iss nuetlii at I'J. b-d by Mrs. Carl Holers, hevotional service of the Kpworth league at ':1.". Miss Fanuje .Iain, leader. rreaeliinjr servi-e at ":".. The pastor will be;in a series of addresses "About You:" the tirst one will be "What, or Man in th I.ijrlit of His r.eL'inniiics." Musle will be furnished by the male quartet and c!inni. A smil -streust oiiinir meet -1uk on Wedtnday cvtulnz at 7:1.". A study in the I'arables f Jesus wjll b eonimeneed. '1 hr parable of the tares, found In Matthew 1.1. will be studied rlrst. Stull Memorial Michigan and Victoria. Pts. Rev. J. F. McKay, pastor. Sunday nchool at U:l" a. m.t A. Katterhelurlch. Fermon by pastor, 11 a. in. Epworth Memorial-Corner Lincoln way W. and (Hire t.. the H v. J. W. Hunch, nastor. Sutolay .vhool li:.".!) a. in., Claude Younjf, iuperintendent. L'venin? service 7 :00. Germaa Lafayette and Wayne sts., Itev. H. S. Miller, pastor. Sunday school t :Z0 n. m.. John Kih. superintendent. Preaching: 10 :.m n. m. and 7 ::0 p. m. Mpworth league 7:(h) p. iu. Prayer incctlug Wednesday 7 :4o p. in. Weieyan Sample st. nnd Marietta ar.. Key. F. O. Spltler. pastor. Morning serie 10:30. Kveninjr erTlie 7 :.0. Sunday cbool 9:30 a. m. l'raycr uicctlng Wednesday evening. 7:W. Mumnn hapel llfv. Claude Younc. pastor. Sunday n-Wl 10 a. in.; L. L. Fckley, uperintcmlent. Ilpworth league at ft :.K p. ni.. led by .MIsH Herni.e Ilfvlstms. subject. "Perils of the Heat." livening sermon at 7 :'"0 o'clock, preaching by the pastor: theme. "Christian P.rothorhood." Prayer service Friday eveninir at S oYlork. led by the pastor; subject. The Forgiving Spirit." Mt. rieaan-r.rr. Claude Young, pastor. Sunday school 10 o'clock; Mr. Cassels, eh printendent. Morning wors!iij at 11 o'clock, preaching bv t?ie pastor; theme, profitable Servants." rortage hapel llev. psgtor. Sunday school Claude Young. 10 a. in.; Mr. Rlyer Tark M. K. S. Seventh st.. Ilev. A. W. Smith, pastor. Sunday school, :.U) n. ni. Publb worship with sermon 10:10 a. in., and 7:."0 p. ui. Rirer I'ark i:m STeuteenth st. Sunday nchool 2:Z0 p. ni., Iluima Pur key, nperintendent. Junior league 3 p. m.. Mr. John Seymoure. superintendent. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 :C0. Morning subject. "The Secret of Perpetual. Perfect Peace." livening theme, "a Samaritan Yomau" ii-vitatioti to See Jesus." The evening meeting is to begin with H soiig1 MTviee. It is t!;e plan to have pM'll nvusle both morning and evening. Monthly meeting tiie unlay s-noi 1-oar-l Monday 7 : T. p. in. Prayer and ralse meeting on Wednesday evening at 7 : "0 VkK'k. A Fill CAN M. E. OlUat A. M. E. Kcr. C. Finery Allen, f). P.. pastor. 310 W. Monroe s.. PrchIng 10:C0 a. m. Sunday schoo! .1 :0) p. m. Preaching 7:4." p. m. Class meeting 1'2 ra. Zlon A. M. E. Key. T. W. llowen. pastor. Preaching 1 0 : 4 a. m. and s:ox p. m. Punday chool 1-:T,0 p. rn. l'rayer nueeting Wclnesuiy evening. Taylor A. M. K., 7.in Chapel Key. W. II. Taylor, pastor. Sunday school at 12:C0. Morning prachlng at 10:4.". llMulng preaching at 7:4o. ITiF.F. MKTIlODIiT. Kreo MeibodUt Per.imy lvan'.a ay. anj itush st.. K. .. Foilk. pastor. uaday a -hcol ?:Z0 a. in.. is ar iiatson. nuprlnteadeat. PreacLing servict at 10:rJ a. in. and 7 :"0 m. Itlter l'ark I rre Jlrtliodist oUl"tcenth anl VIuo s:.s. i;. s. Jennie gj. paster. Sun lav s lio.'i p a. m., L. 1". Wolfe, superintendent. Sunday s. ,...', K a. m.. L. Wolfe. u-perinti-ndei.t. There will be r.o other services. The Minual ca::r, l.ict ti; g will last until July "JO. Kev. A. 1. Z.ihniier. general nferen-e eva:.ge!N; .f Pittsburgh. Pa., will be the jirl'idpal speaker. rULUVTLK!.lX. First Cor. Washington ar. anA LafAette t-. Iter. CLnrlc A. L'.ypmott. D. : . ui.'cljter. Itey. Howard J. Clifford. atclate minister. Mls Charlotte M. Partridcf. .issistant to the minister. Preaching M-rvi. e at lo:b". a.m.. s:ibje t. (f ilnti' J s i ihaj-ters 4 uT-fi. "Ti e Fulness Tine; the ; r-1 1 CrUis." l'.'b'.e h'-ho"! at ?-:"in;d. Cl.ts-.., f ,r ;i ); ages and grMd.-. t! :. .i.t v ni-lit. mid-week I'riyer ervi-e at 7 :'; s-.j ;.je. t. "Power In WV.ikii'X'," 1 Cur. U ct.ai. verse. Trinliy 4'cr. !fx ay. and St. Petet at.. Per. John s. p. urns, pastor. P.lhle ihoi i:GU; ft i 1 - - hi-ol prayer meeting t:l.'; J. P. Whib"ua:i. sup Tliiteni'.ent. Morning w.rs:iij nt P:4." with sermon the Kev, S. A. ..f i; ...d!and. bom thi- p -.t -r is ec!4 U:gll:U I ml with ; f-T the day. v. t;,;frit!t iv. p.un s s !!' r at . i !-! 1 1 . 'h.iti.in hmli :ivr ttIm' at o:C wt!i l'. irl K.-. as leader. rie?jilig s,.ri.-o ii the lawn .f the ihuril: ltii u-ri-o;tl-,ou ;i -tun . ou the life of

John lluix. tli gn-at reformer. Prayer meeting Wediu aday evening at 7:'0. WetinlntrIr. It. It. Hostetter, pastor. Sunday sf hool 9 :.' .i. in. Public worship 10:45 a. ra. and 7:20 d. m. Morning theme. "The L-sn That Christians Tim1.iv Need Wurst to Learn." Evening. "The S"T-t of I -!?. Abiding Happiness." Sfiiir c. i:.. ;::;!: nubject. "What Christianity II. is lne fr tin World."

I'ravT meeting .. e lues lay evening: sub .'cet. "ueen Lsther; Her Character and 1 :;th:e:ioe. Hope Leer and Pay top sts.. George William AlllHon. II. L. mlnl-ter. F.ili'e s. hool at ::.0 o'clock. Harvey Kelley. superintendent. (Tass for all attendants. Morning worship. 10 Y. P. S. C. E., '.:.':. livening worship. 7:"0. Mid-week meeting Wednesda;.. 7:.'10. Teachers r.;'nIng las, S:?,'t p. m. Wednesday. The public U irdiaJly invltel to nttend and participate iu all "these services. Theme for morning sermor . "(rod's Keasonlng With Man." Isa. 1 :W Y. P. S. C. II. topie. "What Christianity Has Done for the World." Mt. l.'r.l-.'Ul. The evening services at 7:'V will be devoted to an illustrate! sermon on "Martin Luther, the Keformer." limn. 1 .17. Topic for midweek meeting, "The Kingdom Not of This World," John lS:.1ft. :,7. (rumton Church Dr. Thompson, superintendent. Sunday school 2:00 p. m. Prearhlng: service 3:00 p. m. Korkhill t'nion Sumption Prairie nad. one-quarter mile west of Olive st. Hlble school at 2:"0 p. m.. uwen W hlteman, superintendent: international lessens. Iteilglous worship nt Z'A'o p. m. Iu charge of Fh!?t Harris. Granger Ilcv. j. U. . "onablson, pastor. Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Preaehluff 7:43 D. m. C. F. 7:00 p. ra. Hungarian Corner Washington ay. ind Cherry st., Key. H. Bertok. pastor. UAPTIST. I'lmt Main and Wayne sts., I!y. Chat. A. Decker. Pre:.c.i:g at 10:15 a. m. livening service 7 :."(. l'ra.yer meeting WednesMornlng senium bv Dr. A. M. P.ailey of Peru. Subject. "The Psalmists' Idea of God." livening. "A Lighted Valley." In the morning Mr. Covert will sing "Peace. I Leave With You." by Kenny. livening Mr. Covert and Mrs. Ducan. a Iuet, "Love Divine All Fxcelllng." Prayer meeting Wednesday evening; lender. C. A. Tashei. (iuincy uitwy and IUaiue Ave., I. J. Parsons, pastor. .Morning theme. "The Light That Failed." livening subject, "The Tabernacle f Israel." This will be the fifth sermon In the lllustra teI series w It.h the Tabernacle model. H. Y. P. L ft:45 p. m. Leader. Neal P.eeroth. Subject. "What Christianity Has Ivone for the World." Wednesday evening the service of praise mil prayer. Thursilay the annual picnic of the Sunday sohoojwill be held nt Hudson lake. Mount Zlon li:tptitU3 X. IHrdsell St. Evening service 7:30. Prayer meeting Thursday 8:00 p. tu. Flrfct swedis'i (Vr. Laurel and Napier sts. Services 10:hU a. m. and 7 :S0 p. m. every other Sunday. Ilcv. F. V. Jewell will preach. CHRISTIAN. First Main St.. south of public library, Her. John M. Alexander, pastor. Morning Ilihle school 0:ir, Prof. H. M. Appleman, superintendent. Sertnou by Kev Han-lay Mefidor of St. Iouis. Mo. Senior Endeavor nt t:l.". At tills service the delegates to the International Christian Endeavor Convention at Chicago will report. Prayer ami praise service Weilnesd.iy evening at 7 :."o. Topic "Peter, the Man ami His Message." Leader, Mr. Madison Miller. Strangers and visitors in the city are eordially invited to worship with us. Indiana Avenue Indiana and WItwer avs. Kev. Cecil Franklin, pastor. Bible scimol i):30 a. in.. Fred Wilson, superintendent. Services 10:4.1 a. in. and 7 :fU) p. ra Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:i0 p. ni. Linden Avenue Church of ChrUt Linden av. and Carlisle st. Edward Castle, pastor. Preaching 10:4" a. in. and 7:"0 p. m. Sunday school ;n::o a. m. C. II. nt ft:r.0 p. in." Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 :30 p. in. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION. l'irt Lafayette ami '.Monroe sts., W H. Freshley, pastor. Sunday school ut ti'.ZO a. ni., Grge J. Long, superina-ndeut. Kemember the eon test between the men and the women Is now on. The pastor will give an exposition of the "::rd Psalm at 10:::o. Y. P. A. at ft:.".0. Emma Nimtz. lresident; subject. "What Has Chrlstlanltv Done for the World?" Mrs. W. 11. Freshley, leader. At 7 the third of a series of" Sundav 'veiiMig sermons will be delivered. S;I Jed, Monah or the P.ig Fish Story. J'l.i "er nieetuig inesuay ai :.. Thursd. r ni;:ht nt 7:l" the P. E. of the Eikhurt iM. trict. Kev. S. II. Itaumgartner, will T.reaih and cmducf iuarterly conference. , ,, , The Y. P. A. of the First Evangelical church will aold its regular monthly business meeting at the close of prayer mooting Tuesday night. All members are urged to be present. tirae Lincoln Way west and Brick ay. liev. Daniel D. Spe'.cner. minister. Sundav school 0 :V,0 a. m.. George W. Devlr.e. 'leader. Worship and serinea at 10:r.O a. m. This Smidav is the annual Urot herhoo.l day. Mr. K."ll. Bird of the City Kcscue Mission ulll give the address at 10 :.".0 a. m. and Mr. Clvdo Wynegar will speak on the subject. "Men and Their Work." at 7 :'M p. m. Everybody in general and the men in particular are urgently invited to be present at tihese meetings. Y. P. A. service at ft:4o p. tr... Myrtle Tridle, president. Topic. "What Christianity Has Done for the rhl." Leader. Vera Damman. Hour of prayer Wednesday at 7 :.'U p. m. Mlepab Corner Main ami Jlonroe sr.. Kev. John O. M s'.-r. Sunday school 9:30 a. m.. F. F. Burgener, superintendent Sermon at 10:45 a. in. and 7:30 p. m Cit.x-lietir.il classes will meet at 2:30 p. a. Morning subject. "The Value of Human Life." oung "People's Alliance at ft :"0 p. m.. Emmet Jester, president. Subject for the evening. "What Christianity Has Done for the World." Leader. Miss Agnes Zenner. Subjei t. "The Five Fundamentals." Prayer tmcting on Tuesday and Weumsd.iv" evenings at 7 :.lo. Sermon on Friday evening at 7:4." by Kev. S. II. Baumgarrjier, presldli:g eld-T who will Hold the business session of the sfoud quarterly conference, at the close of the r:ii"ti. The communion service will be held on the - MVEDISII K V A N ; F LI C A L CHI IU II. "th. MISSION Corner Scott and Orchard Sts. Key. O. K. Moberg. pastor. Sunday school at tu'0 a. in.. Oscar Birgstedt. superintendent. Morning worship at 10:4". a. rn. Y. P. meeting at 4 p. in. Evening serTlce at 7:"0 p .ru. DRCTIIItnN. Tir.t Brethren C hurch -U'14 S. Mlt!gan t.. Key. A. E. Thomas, p.tstor. Sunday s.-hoed V;.".o a. ru.. Hartley Firestone, supe: Intentlent. Morning service 10 :C0. Christian Endeavor C :30 p. m. Evening servhv 7 :II0 lirt (hurcli it. and ltidi.it. a pastor. S n n da v of the Brethren Miami a v.. Kev. T. E. Oorge. sc,,oi y.rji a. m.. c. m. Wenger. superintendent. lass tattglit by Mi Cora ing 10:.U . m. and 7:."J Women's Bible V. W ise. p. m. Preach. Serond Chur.li of the DretLrra Cushng and Van Bun-:i sts. Ke. J. O. Grater, pastor. Sunday h-ol at 'JiPiO r. m., G. . Sensetnan. superintendent. Morulagsery. ae 10:.",0. Evttilng serTlce 7:). Chrllian -v jrlin' rueetlng at G -Z a.; John

Prayer meeting Tues UNITED nRETIIKEN. Conference Memorial Treadling 10:4a. m. and 7 :.X) p. rn. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Christian flndeavor 6:o0 p. m. Midweek service Weluesday 7:4o p. m. LUT IIEIIAN. Holy Trinity tngliMi Sherman av. oad Llndsey st, Kev. Albert II. Keck, pastor. Sunday school l:ir a. m., E. Motts. superintendent. Men's Bible class taught by the paster. Woiih'u's class taught by Miss Honiuth. Young ladles class taught bj Miss Johnson Chief service with sermon by Kev. William Eckert at 10:."0 a. ui. No evening service. M. I'auPs German Lutheran Jefferson and William sts. Kev. II. Holle. pastor. Morning jeriiicni by Mr. N. Koesener from Bremen and a theological student from Concordia Seminary of prlngflebl, 111. Zlon. Evangelical Corner E. Wayne and St. Peter it.. Key. Martin Ooffeney. Gloria Dei Swedish- Chapln and Kerr sts.. Her. Gottfrleu Olson. Sunday school 9:00 a. in. Service t 10:30 ft. m. aud 7:.''0 p. m. Holy communion service at 10:rU) a. m. and rtH-ejitlon of new mcinbers. With the confirmation class of last Sunday, about 4o new communicant members will be added to te eh u roll this time. Evening service 7 :'); sermon on Matt. 17:'J-l-": subject. "Views Fnmi the Mount of Transfiguration. Special music at both services. The Building society meets on Tuesday evening. Mr. Gust Johnson anil Miss Emma Johnson entertain. Wednesday evening the congregation will hold a speeial meeting In the Sunday school room, nt N o'clock. All members are lnvied to be present. Thursday afternoon the Ladies' Aid will meet nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gust Lindahl, 10! Kiverslde Drive. Mrs. Linda lit am? Mrs. Mellander entertain. Thursday evening Luther league social. Friday evening the Dorcas society meets. EPISCOPAL. 8t. James Lafayette St.. north of Wash iutrton nv. Parish Louse. 310 W Colfax av. High Kev. John iiazeo White. D. bishop of the diocese of northern Indl ana, rector. Kev. II. It. White, vicar. Trinity Hungarian S Lafayette ncor nl4 fnurt UtnaA T?oir Victor Yon Kubinyl. rector. Services at 8:00 a .m and 10:(K) a. in. CATHOLIC. Sft. ratrkk's CC7 S. Taylor St., Rev. John F. DeGroote. C. S. C. pastor. Low masses at ft:00, 7:r). 11:00 a. m. Solemn high mass and sermon at 10:30. Baptism at 2:00 p. in. Vespers at 3:30 p. m. Sunday achool at 3:00 p. m. Meeting of church societies at 4:00 p. in. Si. Hedvflge Polish Corner Scott and Napier sts. Kev. Anthony Zdbowlcz. C. S. C, pastr. Ixw mass at .:30. Children's mass at 9:00 a. ra. High mass at 9:00 2:00 p. m. Vespers at 7:30 p. m. ht. Stanislans Polish ll" N. Lincoln st. Rev. Roman Marcinlak. pastor. Mass at 6:00. 7:00 and 10:20 a. m. St. Caslmlr's Polish 21 S Webster St. Low mass at 7.C0 a. ra. High mass at 10:00 a. m. Yespers at 2:00 p. in. St. .yielbert'H I'ollsh Olive and Grace sts. lfev. John Kubaeki. pastor. Dally rnans at 7:15 a. m. Holy hour Wednesdaj evening nt 7:30. Sunday mass 7:30 and 9:00 a. m. St. Joseph Hill st. and Lasalle ar. Tatrlck J. Carroll. rJ". S. C, pastor. Ldw masses at 7:30 aud 9:00 a. m. High mass at 10:30. benediction b:00 p. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. 8t. Stephen's Hungarian Thomas and McPhersou sts. Kev. Alexander Varlaky, paator. Mass at S:(X) and 10:15 a. m. Sunday school at 2:00 p. m. Benediction at 3:00 p. m. Sacred Heart Belgian 1120 W. Thomas st. Rev. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7:00 and 9:30 a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 3:00 V- m St. Mary's German 431 S. Taylor St., Rev. J. M. Saerer, C. S. C, pa-tor. Mass at 7:30 and 10:00 a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Sacred Heart Notre Dame. Low mass nt t!:00 a. m. High mass at i:30 a. in. Vesper-i at 2 :00 p. ni. SCIENTIST. Main and Madison sts. Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. and a testimonial meeting on every Wednesday evening at 8. Sunday school for children and young people up to Che age nf 20, Is from 9 :4o to 10:30. Reading rooms maintained by this church on the seventh floor of the J. M. S. building, are open every afternoon, TEMPLE BETH-EL. Morning subject, "A Royal Standard." Corner Lasalle av. and Taylor st Abraham Cronbach, rabbi. No services tin ring June. Devotional hour Friday evening at X o'clock. Topic. "Comfort." Bibb- class Monday evening at S. Inquire of Knbbl Cronbach. INTERNATIONAL BIBLE association. school Melville hill. 212 S. Lafayette st. No ra. Wednesday and collection. Come. Sunday at 11:00 p. Fridays at 7:43 p. in. SALVATION ARMY. Hall 412 S. Michigan st.. In charge of Capt. William Couway. Meetings every night In the week except Monday. Sunday services a follows: Sunday school at 2 p. m. ; salvation meeting at S p. m. Every, body Is welcome to these services. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST. Seventh Day Adventiat services on Saturday in Melville hall. Pastor Allen Moon In charge. Sabbath school at 9:30 a. m. Preaching service at 10:20 a. m. CIll KCH or GOI. Services in Melville hall. 212 S. Lafayette st. Sunday school 10 a. m., K. O. CufTel, superintendent. Bible study at Jl. Mrs. Mary Cordr.ny. leader. Korean meeting Wednesday eveu'.ng at the home t.f Mis Miss Evelyn Thompson. llarv!i. Leader, Miss L.-U Y. M. C. A. T. M. C. A. meeting will be bsld rerj Sunday afternoon, especially for men. In the auditorium of tbe buys' bulldlbff. A special speaker will be secured for each Sunday aud special music will bo furnivbfd. Y. W. C. A. During- the summer months the lour.jj Women's Christian n?soiatLn will ie open every Sunday afternoon fnni 4 unUl 7 o'clock. Tli M-sper services nave closed for the summer. MISSIONS. LanAlle A G. Scliifer. surerlntender.t; Srvi.- everv idrrht at 7:4-. MMe class Sundav 4 p. in. Home 'i-'b. Cuffee and rol for the hungry after the meeting, uvery iouy weiroiiie. Sen-l.x Sunday night at S o'clock. L. W. Kinney, speaker. Clt) 115 L. JefTersvj blvL Kir A. DlrJ. superintendent. Sunday school at 3 p. ni. Mce tilths every night at 7 :"0 Mennonlte Hop 111 W. Sample st Mfs-t'.iijr every night except Monday. Suiiil.1T school 2:1. 3:oO tad 7 o'clock. W'vk "nights at 7 :ZO. S'rit Tuesday and Friday evenings at S o'cluvk. Vlyde Wiuear tu charge.

Austin, president, day b:00 p. m.

Two state meetings, a number f conventions, picnics and special attractions promise to make springbrook park an extremely busy plicc during the next few weeks. Thousands of people arc expected to attend the usual big annual Labor day celebration. The tirst meeting of importance Is on Wednesday July 2j and will be attended hv the coiorod Knights of Pythias, of Indiana. The hours of the picnic will be from 1 o'clock in tne afternoon until 7 (clock at night. The state meeting of the Gleaners, a gathering of unusual size will be

held on Saturday, July 31. .Many spc-j cial events for the entertainment, oi the several thousand Gleaners who will attend the mectiin: have been ar ranged, j Members of the South Peiul Press j club and their friends will enjoy an, afternoon and evening at the park, Saturday, Aug. 7 bv the courtesy of I K. T. Dailey. manager. The Springbrook concessions will be tunica oei to the club for the afternoon and a special program of fun will be arranged for the newspaper folks. The crowd will be taken to the park on a special car, furnished by F. I. Harday, manager of transportation of the Northern Indiana Hallway Co. A picnic supper will be served and dancing ;ind other amusements will be enjoyed. Venetian week will be observed at the park Aug. l to Aug. 7, arrangements having already been placed underway for the occasion. Hoys' day will be Wednesday, Aug. 11 and the youngsters of South JJend and Mishawaka will put on a program which will include a fantastic costume parade, athletic events and the Copper Trail. On Wednesday. Aug. 18. Girls' day another annual event will take place. Indications are that there will be more than 1.0 00 girls in the white dress parade and a new queen will be crowned. Valuable prizes will be juvLen to the queen's maids of honor and her escort. liaby day has been set for Wednesday, Sept 1. A baby show will be held and a decorated baby and doll carraige parade will traverse the f,aths and avenues in the park. There are a number of prizes to be offered in different events and unusual rivalry is anticipated this year. Labor day, the last day of the park season will clone a week of .special events patterned after the New Orleans Mardi Gras. The new race track will be tried out with a :oo mile motorcycle race and professional rider from all parts of the country will be entered. Other entertaining features are being arranged for the program including athletic events and open air amusements. BAND CONCERT AT LEEPER PARK SUNDAY Park Hoard Plan, to Have There I -I very Sunday Night. Afliair In keeping with the decision of the park board the public will again be entertained with a band concert at Leeper park on Sunday evening, as well 3s each succeeding Sunday evening during the remainder of the current peaso.v A diversified program has been prepared for the occasion, comprising both the popular and the classics, ranging from the Patrol of the lilue and the Gray to the grand selection of classics by Tobani, entitled Creme de la Creme" The complete program, which will be interspersed with the latest novelties, is as follows: March, Kameses Richard Selection, Les Hcncdiction des Poignards Meverbier Waltz, Wedding of the Winds Hall Sextette, Lucia de Lammamoor. . . . Donizzetti Dance. American Dcndix Grand selection, Creme de la Creme Tobani a The Prophet Meyerbier b Airia c Serenade d Hungarian Dance . . e Hearts and Flower.s f Coppelia Pallet g Fackeltanz . . . Verdi Schubert . Urahm.s . .Tobani Hizet . Meyerbier Lconcavalli h Pagliacci i Serenade Moszkowski j Prize Song Wagner k William Tell Rossini Dance Hungarian, La Zingana . . Bohm Patrol, Blue and the Gray . . . . Dalbcy Finale, Colonial Bag Lcnzberg Fred Klbel, Conductor. NAMES ON WAY TO ROME CHICAGO. July 17. The names of three possible .successors to the lata Archbishop James Edward Quigley were on their way to Uorhc today, following the action of the suffragan bishops of the archdiocese, who handed the names to Mgr. Bonanzo, papal delegate to the United States, late yesterday. The utmost secrecy is maintained as to what names were sent to Pope Benedict XV, and it may be six months before the appointment is announced Meanwhile the affairs o" the archdio cese are in the Fitzsim mo ns. hands it Rev. ?.S, J. PRINCESS IS AT FRONT LONDON. Julv is. While Prince Arthur of Connauglit is "doing his bit" at the front on the staff of Con. French, the princess has joined tli - nursing staff at St. Marv's hospital. Paddington " The roval nurse who was Princess nurse. Mexandria. duchess of Fife, goes through the dailv routine of dressing wounds and waiting on the invalided soldiers. She has been on the hospital staff for the past fortnight and has rendered excellent service to the Institution. Hirrcuv iiomi:. s. exeiuy seminarians lw't Holv ross hall at Notre Dame Saturday for their homes in all iiarts of the 1 mon. ior j the summer acati n. Six living too far to make the trip, will b-avc for I-awton. Mich., the summer camp or the unhersitv. m Tl'M BLR RS Closing o j3c and Hi.'e per dozen at .' Ier dozen at CoONLKY'S.it regular r.c'and oTc -Advt. Fancy Wa'sts worth Jl .'.O and $-.00, Saturday only 4 lb-. Bloomfield Mfg. Co., ZL S. Michigan. Advt.

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Art Needlework Mrs. Dewey is permanently engaged in our Art Department and will continue giving free lessons in all branches rf Art Needlework every Tuesday and Friday From l :00 to 5 :3o p. in. You are cordially invited to join these classes. NOTRE DAME ADDS SOCIOLOGY COURSE I'r. John C McGinn Will he in Charge Leacs Saturday for the i:ast. mother department will be added to the cirriculum at Notre Dame this year. A complete course in socilogy will be offered the students ami Fr. John C. McGinn will have charge of the department. Formerly only a short course was given students by the dean of the economics department but the new course will take the subject up in detail and thoroughly treat all of the branches. Fr. McGinn left Saturday for The east, where he will visit colleges and towns in order to get their views on the subject. Among the places where he will spend some time is Washington. Baltimore and New York, investigating the work of societies for social uplift. It has been a life work for Fr. McGinn and ho has had considerable practical experience, and while in Washington he was associated with Dr. Kirby and in Oregon he served on a number of boards and organizations. In South Bend he has made many private investigations and has given a number of lectures- before the Associated Charities. While in the west it was a notable characteristic of Fr. McGinn to attend all of the meetings of the disinterested classes, and to argue with their speakers and get their points of view. He is a strong debater and was a member of the debating teams at the university when a student. His work is not only scientific but also charitable. VISIT HISTORIC SPOTS He v. Cornelius Hagerty and Students Touring State. Two Rev. Cornelius Hagerty, accompanied by two students of Notre Dame university, Rverett Blackmail of Chicago and Jack Callahan of Cleveland, are making a canoe trip clown through Indiana and as far as Cairo, 111. One purpose of the voyage is to visit historic spots in Indiana. The party started from Crumstown on the Kankakee and will pass to the Wabash. The culmination of the trip will be at the junction of the Ohio with the Mississippi. They are equipped for camp life and carry all of their supplies with them. Father Hagerty is an expert canoeist. BILLIE GOES TO MOVIES Mi-s Huike to Get $10,000 for Five Weeks' Work. NF.W YORK. July 17. Billie Burke signed a contract today with the New York Moving Picture corporation to A pv.ir In moving pic tures for a period of fn-e week.", for which tr e company states she will receive $ 40,000. At the v.-.nie time it was announced that she was given a retainer of 0U0 as an ; option on her services for three years a salary of $ir.o.0en a r The : hitter was in check form and if Miss ! Burke cashes the check it will mean 1 that she will continue wrh the film ! peopTe. This, it is- understood will automatically serr ner connection ! with tne new ciiarit. riounaii com pany. ZACATECAS IS OCCUPIED Gen. Obregon ix ov in Control of Mexican City. WASHINGTON. July 17. Zacate-oa-one of the most important strategic points in central Mexico has fallen intr the hands of Gen. Obrcgon arcording to telegraphic advices to the tat" department today. ICacatecay is to miles north of Aguascalientes. Gen. Villa is reported prooo-r ing north - ward lorreoii destroying the railroad I bthind him. SHUWniTR Best made, easiest to use. most durable Liquid, or 10c it COONLRY'S. r Pastel Advt.

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We suggest a visit to our store, we can add greatly to your pleasure, supplying your comfort needs. A few suggestions among the many, in our large stock, that will interest vou. Motoring Dust Coats from $1.00 up Also Hats, Caps and the popular Green Veils; Motor Trunks, Leather Suit Cases and Bags; Toilet Set, leather case novelties, with drinking cups, brushes, playing cards, writing tablets and stationary. Many articles vou are in constant yeed of, making the motor trips across country. Your vacation at the lakes may require few accessories that was forgotten in your hurry to get away. Send your order to us by mail; all orders given our best attention, sending them by parcel post insures quick delivery. Bathing Suits, Gloves, Hosiery, Middy Blouses, Sport Hats, Tennis Coats, Boating Caps, Art Needlework.

RIVER PARK. Mrs. K. Chalney and daughter, Miss Gladys Chaincy of Plymouth, Ind.. who have ben spending the week with Mrs. Chainey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Corniican of .Smith st., returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Whalcy and son. Robert, and George Drullinger of Hlkhart returned today from a week's outing at Baldwin lake. John Cook, who has been spending several weeks at his home at Columbus, O.. will return Sunday to resume his work at the South Bend Watch Co. J. C. Bowman of Mishawaka av. has returned from a week's visit at Brimlield, Ind. Mrs. Piatt and two daughters of Pelia, la., are visiting River Park and South Bend relatives. Mr.s S. D. Martin and sons. Michael and Donald, of Fort Wayne, who have been visiting Mrs. H. F. Brooks and Mrs. Leslie Kellogg for the past week, returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peak of N. Righth. st., returned from Galien, Mich., Friday, where they spent their vacation." Mrs. C. Hoke of N. Right h st. uid daughter, Mrs. Slater of Columbus, O., who have been spending the past two weeks at the lakes in Michigan, have returned and will leave Saturday for Columbus, O. Mrs. Hoke will spend the summer with her daughter. Mrs. K. J. Bickel. fJl7 js Sixteenth st., entertained at G o'clock dinner Friday evening, complimenting Mrs. J. Bruker. Covers were placed for seven at a table centered with an empire basket of cut Ilowers. Mrs. A. B. Brown entertained a number of friends informally Friday evening in honor of Ashley Rand of Waltham, Mass. Mr. Rand, who Ls a noted musician, rendered a number of piano selections which were highly appreciated by those present. A committee meeting of the "True Blue" class of the M. R. Sunday school was held Friday evening at Miss Carrol Davidson's, Sixth st. Plans were made to entertain with an old fashioned party July 2'i at the home of Miss Davidson. Mrs. Fred Kromcr entertained the R. P. L club Thursday afternoon at her home on R. Colfax av. The afternoon was spent socially with needlework. The hostess served a delicious luncheon at the close of the afternoon. Mrs. M. Schneider of Canton. O., and Miss Helen Kromcr were guests. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. William Kurlev, Mishawaka a v. Mrs. H. F. Brooks entertained at dinner Friday in honor of Mrs. S. D. Martin of Fort Wayne. Covers were placed for eight. The house and table decorations consisted of ferns and garden flowers. Among the guerts were Andrew Keck and Mrs. Adam Hunsberger. Mr. and Mrs. M. Fisher returned from North Judson where they spent their vacation. Services in the River Park churches Sunday and ensuing week will bo held according to the follow'ng schedule. Seats are free and the public is welcome. Methodist Kpiseopal Seventh t. south of Mishawaka av. Rev. A. W. Smith, pastor. Sunday school at a. rn.; Frank E. Wolfe, superintendent. Preaching by the pastor at 10: 4u a. :n. Subject. ""The Secret nf Perpetual perfect Peace." Preaching at 7:T.C p. in. Subject, "A Samartan Woman's Invitation to See Jesus." The chorus will furnis' special music at both services. The regular Sunday school board meeting Monday evening. Lawn social , by the Ladies Aid social committee Tuesday evening on the lawn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dix n. Mishawaka av. Midweek prayer and praise service Wednesday evening at 7::if. Free Methodist Fourteenth and Vine sts. Rev. S. R. Jennin-s. pastor. Sunday school at t" a. m.; L. F. Wolf, superintendent. This will be the only service at the church during the week I on account of the camp meeting in session at Island park, west of the ' Sixt st. bridge, opposite Springbrook . park church of God P:on hall. MMi waka av. and Seventh st. Jonas For- : svthe. elder. Sunday school at 1 o a. fin.: J. L. Thomas. superintendent. reaching at 11 a. m. Midweek prayer -ervice at 7:30 Wednesday evening.

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Are You Planning Your Motor Trip ? WOUNDED SOLDIERS ' ARE LEFT TO DIE No Chance to Ileeoier .Men Injured in Battle During Daylight. LONDON. July 17. Why su many wounded soldiers die is explained in tho current issue of the Lancet. "The trenches face each other." says the article, "and are only a very short distance apart. "When an attack is delivered the majority of the wounded fall in the unsheltered space between the trenched. "When the stnmgle is over this space is carefully watched and the slightest movement brings n volley from the rilles or machine guns. It is only at night that some of th-j wounded may be able to crawl back to their trenches. "It is the cruel fact that aid reachra the wounded very late, if at all, that accounts chiefly for the high death rate. "It is suggested that women dressed in some very conspicuous manner might be employed to remove the wounded, for there would be no possibility of mistaking their pacific purpose." ALLIES DEFEAT TURKS Olhcial Announcement of KsiM-'ctcd Soon. Snivels LONDON, July 17. Unofiicial reports from Athens te'ling of pronounced progress of the j. Hies in the Dardanelles campaign are believed to be forerunners of otficlyl claims of significant successes. The British dislodged the Turks from four lines of trenches near Derka Tepe, while the French gained an important success near Krithia. Further north on the Gulf of Saros the British are reported to have lamb d reinforcements within three hours' march of the town of Galllpoli and behind the large Turkish forces that are opposing the advance of the allies up the peninsula. The last Turkish otficial bulletin dealing with verity of Tuesday night and Wednesday reports having driven off torpedo boats and transports attempting to effect ;t landing at Ari-Burnu. This may have been the ment no earliest aUO of the developwreported a.- accomplished. ADMINISTRATORS FAIL TO PAY PART TO COUNTY Action Will be Started to Secure a Part or the ssoo.ooo Alleged Due. ci:cGi. Julv 17. The dis OVTV of aib'-ed shortages in the court by which Cook county probate has b.t more than jvio.000 was made public today. According to Clerk 'erven ka. administrators of estates have withheld the amount which should have been paid to the county in fees n Ju.OOo estates luring the lut year.-. otirt action to recover at least a part of the alb L-ed shortage was planm-d teeday. In that were mo.-t of the f as, s. tlie estates have r.ot been finally settled small, and the beneficiaries were orphans r foreigner who had small knowled--'.- of court procedure. In all the eases of large estates, for which trust companies hae aet-d as administrators, the cases have f. eri handle! in regular form. Vil ery few as s of state involving onlv a f-w tin' dre-ds of d II a: cording to law have been settled aTO GlVi: SOCIAL. Tamarat k Grange. No. wiil give : ire cream social ami entertainment at the homo of Jacob Gctz. seven mile.south of Mi- higai. Thur-d.iv evening. so. ni a i) 1 1 1 i : NO. 1. L. O. T. M. Kvery Lady Maccabee in the e;tv invited to attend the Mac. ) .,-rv-ices at First Methodist church SunMay morning at 10:1S. Adv. Meet at Bcvhr hall